The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-12

| sions OF this act shall nos be Of torce N $40
| county @ X
Mr.. McKinns, by permission. Withdrew the
| amendmsut s
| Upon the motion tn adopt the amendment Of
Nv. Williams. il was agreed to.
Mr. Williams offered the following amend
| ment:
Section 4, strike out all after "of the same. =
| 10 line 8; agreed Ia.
Mr. Judge asked to be excu ed until Monday;
agreed TO.
Mr. Chandler offered the following amend
| ment:
In section 1. line 8, strike out the words ''or
trap" and insert before the word met" the WORD
| "or;" not agreed to.
| A cpmmittee from the House appeared before
the Senate, and announced thai the House was
ready to receive the Senate in Joint Session.
The President announced that the Senate
would now proceed to the Hall Of the House.
JOINT SESSION.
| At 10 O'Clock NJ. the Senate entered the hall Of
the House of Representatives, anil were received
| by the House.
| The President ordered the Secretary Of the
| Senate TO call the r,ll.
| The following Senators answered to their
| names:
Messrs. Bryan. Chairrs. Chandler, Cole,
Coulter, DelanO, Fowler, Fraser. Gsakina. John
son. Judge. Kelly, Lee. Mann, Martin, Miller,
Moreno, McMurray. Neel, Orman, Stevens. Tol.
bert. Walker, Jr., Wall, Whidden and Viii
| liams-26
The President requested The Speaker to have
the roll of the House Of Represent tives called.
The following members answered TO their
| names:
Mr.. Speaker, Messrs. j. H. Anderson, g. An
derson, Baskin, Bclcher. Bielby, Bitch OF Alach.
| ua, Bitch Of Levy, Brown, Campbell. Carleton,
| Carr, C.ttre Crawford, Cromwell, Curry,
Daniel. Davidson Of Dade, Davidson Of Escam-
| bia, Douglass, Drake, Duncan of Hamilton, Far
nell, Fillingim, Floyd, Frazier, Gamer, Hail.
Haven, Johns, Kelley, Lamar, Latham. Light
sey. Mcclellan, McKinnOn, Mason, Matchett,
| Newlan. Peoples. Peloi Poser. Robinson.
Rourke, Shavers, Snead, Strnm. Thomas, T"mp-
kins, Tippin, Umstead, Upchurch. Walker,
| Washington, Willie, Wilson and WUDds-68
The President announced that quorum OF
| both Houses was present.
Mr. Deano moved that the Joint Session do
now proceed to vote for Unied States Senator !;
agreed to.
The roll of The Senate being called, the vote
was:
For Finley-Mr Walker, Jr.-1.
For observation-disclosures Bryan, Gaskns, John
son, Kelly, McKinne, Neel, Stevens, TOlbert and
Wall-9
For Pasco-Messrs Coulter, Mallory, Stock
ton and Wiiams-4.
For Perry-Messrs. Chaires, Delnno, Fraser,
Judge, Lee, Mann. Miller, Moreno, Orman and
Whidden-10
For Goodrich-Mcssrs. Chandler, Cole, Fowl
er, Martin and McMurray-5.
The roll of the House being called, the vote
was:
For NJ. H. Mabry-Messrs Neal and Wash
| ington-2.
For Jerry NJ. Johnson-Mr. Douglass-1.
For Malory-Messrs. Drake, FiIlingim and
Newlan-3.
For BlOxham-Messrs. Belcher, Brown, Cot.
trell, Crawford Curry, Daniel, Farnell, Floyd,
Gamer Hall, Matchett. Perpall, Robinson, OPP
church and Walker-15
For Pa.co-Messrs Baskin, Bitch of Levy.
| Johns, Kelley, Lamar, McKinnon, PeOt, POoser,
| Spear, Strom, Thomas and Willie-12.
For Perry-Messrs. Campbell. Cromwell, d.
wilson Of Dade. Duncan of Sumter. Duncan of
Hamilton, Haven, Latham, Ligh,sey, McClel-
ing Wilson and Woods-15.
For GoOdrich-Messrs. j. H. Anderson, 8.
Anderson, Bielby, Carlton, Carr. Davidson of
Escambia Frazier, Hind, Mitchell, Shavers,
Sn-ad and Tompkins-12.
For Finley-Mr Speaker-1
The President announced that as nO one had
received q majority of the votes cast, there was
| no election.
Mr.. Martin moved that the Joint Session adj
journ till Tomorrow at 10 O'clock NJ agreed 3D.
TWENTY MINUTES TO TWELVE O'CLOCK
| The Senate resumed its session
| The President in the chair.
| A quorum present.
| BY permission, Mr.. Walker Introduced S<nate
| bill No. 2O4 an act to require all printing for
| the use Of State and county officers 10 be done
in the State OF Florida, upon conditions therein
| stated referred.
| BY permission, Mr. Chandler presented pc
tilon of citizens oi Ocala, Marion county, asking
| for the establishment Of the colored State nsr-
NAL school at the city of Ocala; referred.
BY permission. Mr.. Martin introduced Senate
bill No. 205 an act To provide for the establish
| NJ ~
| ville referred.
Mr.. McMurray moved that Senate bill N I, 50
be taken up; agreed to. read second time and
ordered engrOssed.
Mr. Gaskins by permission, called up House
bill No 100 an act 10 rgalize the charters of all
| Incorporated cities and towns in this State
which wac read, with the amendments, the third
time, and passed
Mr.. Orman, by permission, called up Senate
| bill No "a, which was n al a second time.
| Mr.. Bryan moved that 200 copies of the bill
he printed, and the bill lay Il, ION the table ;
| agreed TO.
Mr. Mallory offered tue following: That the
vote by which the amendment to Senate bill
| No. SO was adopted be rec0nsidered.
By permission Mr.. Walker, Jr., introduced
Senate bill No 206. AN act to authorize the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western Railway Com
pany to constr uct, maintain and operate rail-
road from Tallahassee, and also a railroad from
Monticello to Georgia and Florida State line,
and for other purposes which was read the first
| time, and referred 10 the Committee on Railroads
and Telegraph.
Mr.. McKinne, by permission. called up House
bill No. 172, to be entitled an act to incorporate
| the ChipOa Hotel Company which was passed.
The Senate, ON motion, went into executive
session.
The doors being opened, Mr.. Neel moved to
adjourn until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock agreed
| TO.
House.
FRIDAY, May 6, 1887.
The House met
A quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Journal was corrected and approved
On motion of Mr.. Mcclellan, Mr.. Hinsey was
excused until tomorrow.
Mr. Lamar offered the following resolution 4:
Resotced, That the Committee on Railroads re.
port, on Tuesday morning, MAY TO- 1887, their
action on House bills Nos. 10 and 46, whether
favorable or otherwise; laid over
Mr.. Tppin offered The following resolution
ResolUed That Two more members be added IL
the Committee on Militia by the Speaker
agreed to.
A message from the Senate announced the
passage of Senate bills Nos "a, So, 81, 50, As, 81
and a. and memorial to Congress for the
erection Of lighthouse at the entrance Of 81
Andrews bay. and the placing OF buoys on the
bar.
The following offered by Mr.. Duncan of Sum.
ter, and favOrably reported by the committee,
was read Res0ioed, That the standing rules oil
the House Of Representatives be amended by
| adding 10 Rule SO the following standing com
mittee: Revision Of Bills, and, on motion of Mr..
BielbY, adopted.